Power Outages Affect Thousands in Quebec
Hydro Quebec crews are responding to extensive power failures across parts of Quebec, leaving thousands without electricity. The outages highlight ongoing infrastructure challenges in the region.
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MacKinnon Defends High-Speed Rail Against Conservative Criticism
Federal Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon strongly rebuts Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's critiques of high-speed rail projects, emphasizing their long-term economic and environmental benefits.
Eglinton Crosstown Upgrades Launch Sunday in Toronto
Mayor Olivia Chow announces significant service enhancements for Toronto's Line 5 Eglinton Crosstown, set to begin this Sunday, alongside discussions on housing and FIFA preparations.
Franchise Leaders Share Strategies for Scalable Success
Industry experts highlight the essential elements for building a scalable franchise model, emphasizing strong systems, brand consistency, and effective support networks.
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Brown vs. White Eggs: Truth Behind Shell Color and Price
Discover why brown eggs cost more than white eggs, the role of chicken earlobes in predicting shell color, and why there's no nutritional difference between them.
Sask. Court Backs Crypto Exchange in $240K Fraud Ruling
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has upheld a decision favoring a cryptocurrency exchange in a $240,000 fraud case, setting a precedent for digital asset disputes in Canada.
Minister Slams Conservatives Over High-Speed Rail Criticism
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon criticizes Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for opposing high-speed rail, accusing the party of lacking vision on infrastructure.
Highway 1 Ramps Closing Sunday for East Vancouver Paving
Key Highway 1 ramps in East Vancouver will be temporarily closed this Sunday to facilitate essential paving work, with detours in place for motorists.
Ottawa Home Sales Surge with New HST Rebate
Ottawa's real estate market sees a significant uptick in activity as the HST rebate for new constructions begins, with sales centers bustling and buyers eager to capitalize on the financial incentive.
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Flying Club Unionization Stalls Amid Safety Concerns
The unionization effort at Rockcliffe Flying Club has entered its fourth month of delays while flight instructors continue to raise workplace safety issues regarding aircraft serviceability and safety culture.
Iran War Crisis Spurs Record Food Bank Usage in Toronto
The ongoing Iran war has intensified global instability, driving a surge in food bank usage across Toronto to unprecedented levels as economic pressures mount.
Hello Kitty Compass Cards Spark Vancouver Transit Frenzy
Transit enthusiasts in Vancouver lined up for hours to secure limited-edition Hello Kitty Compass Cards, showcasing the enduring appeal of collectible transit memorabilia.
Calgary Housing Market Splits: Detached Tight, Condos Favor Buyers
The Calgary Real Estate Board reports diverging trends in March 2026, with detached homes facing tighter conditions and apartment condos offering buyer-friendly opportunities amid shifting inventories.
Sudbury's Jett Landry Music Closes After 55 Years
After more than five decades serving the community, the family-owned Jett Landry Music store in Sudbury is shutting down, marking the end of an era for local musicians and music enthusiasts.
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Ottawa Fuel Prices High at $1.82/L Amid Scams, Environmental Alerts
Gas prices in Ottawa hold steady around $1.82 per litre as Environment Canada issues heavy rain warnings. National scam trends and suspicious incidents at waste facilities add to consumer concerns across Canada.
Factory Fire Near Dhaka Kills Five in Bangladesh
A devastating fire at a gas lighter manufacturing facility in Keraniganj, on the outskirts of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, has resulted in five fatalities, with authorities investigating the cause of the blaze.
Toronto Condo Market Collapse Leaves Buyers with Huge Losses
A severe downturn in Canada's condo market has resulted in plummeting prices, causing significant financial distress for pre-construction buyers in Toronto who now face steep losses.
Fatal Crash in Saskatoon Leaves One Dead, Roads Closed
A tragic early morning collision in Saskatoon has resulted in one fatality and prompted the closure of several roads as police investigate the incident.
Pokémon Card Craze Fuels International Crime Wave
A dramatic surge in the value of collectible Pokémon cards has triggered a string of high-profile robberies across Southern California, New York, Texas, and Massachusetts, highlighting a new, alarming trend in property crime.
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WestJet Adds Fuel Surcharge, Cuts Flights Due to Middle East War
WestJet introduces a new fuel surcharge and reduces flight frequencies as the economic impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict disrupts global aviation operations and increases operational costs.
Montreal Port Authority CEO Julie Gascon Departs Abruptly
Julie Gascon, CEO of the Montreal Port Authority, has announced her unexpected departure. The announcement was made by the Port Authority without immediate details on her successor or reasons for leaving.
Alberta Synthetic Crude Triples in Price Amid Diesel Demand Surge
Alberta's synthetic crude oil, prized for diesel production, has tripled in price over four days, now trading at a $19.25 premium to WTI, reversing from an 85-cent discount before the Iran conflict disrupted global energy markets.
1947 Manhattan Will Discovery Sparks $800M Heir Hunt
In 1947, a lost will allegedly found in New York City claimed Robert Edwards owned 77 acres of Manhattan worth $800 million, sparking international claims including from Vancouver families who saw it as a 'fairy tale' inheritance possibility.
Food Fraud in Canada: A Systemic Issue Beyond Maple Syrup
A recent investigation into adulterated maple syrup in Quebec highlights a broader problem of food fraud in Canada, costing billions annually and posing public health risks due to inadequate enforcement and reliance on reactive measures.
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Calgary Police: Too-Good-To-Be-True Paving Deals Are Scams
Calgary Police Service issues urgent warning about driveway paving scams targeting homeowners. Residents report suspicious contractors offering unbelievable deals, with authorities advising caution and verification.
Windsor's Record $163.8M Road Overhaul: Mayor Urges Patience
Windsor embarks on its largest-ever road rehabilitation season with $36.6 million allocated for 2026 projects. Mayor Drew Dilkens calls for patience as construction barrels go up across the city.
EU Ministers Urge Windfall Tax on Energy Firms Over Iran War Prices
Finance ministers from Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Austria call for an EU-wide windfall tax on energy companies, citing inflation risks from oil price spikes due to the Iran war.
Europe Calls for Energy Profit Caps as Iran War Drives Prices
European ministers are pushing for profit caps on energy companies as the conflict in Iran causes a sharp surge in prices, raising concerns over market stability and consumer impact.
Suspicious $1M House Fire on Windsor's Riverside Drive
A devastating house fire on Riverside Drive in Windsor, Ontario, causing an estimated $1 million in damages, has been officially declared suspicious by authorities following an intensive investigation.
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Condo Price Drop Leaves Pre-Construction Buyers Struggling
A sharp downturn in Toronto's condo market has created a crisis for pre-construction buyers, who now face significant financial challenges as prices fall below their purchase agreements.
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